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Post by riboflavinb2 on Jan 29, 2010 23:43:43 GMT -5
@flippity Seriously, thanks for that post. That's a mature and healthy view point and one that I share. *hug!* kes o_0? You're welcome? LOL! Just remember to tell him yourself when you see him in NYC (you ARE going right??) Okay, everyone all together now.... *group hug!*
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Post by Flippityfloppityflip on Jan 30, 2010 0:05:47 GMT -5
@flippity Seriously, thanks for that post. That's a mature and healthy view point and one that I share. *hug!* kes o_0? You're welcome? LOL! Just remember to tell him yourself when you see him in NYC (you ARE going right??) Okay, everyone all together now.... *group hug!* Thanks riboflavin. Hugs to you too Group hug as well? Count me in ;D
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Post by joanna on Jan 30, 2010 10:03:52 GMT -5
Group hug as well? Count me in ;D Care for a threesome on that?
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Post by I ♥ Blaine on Jan 30, 2010 13:42:03 GMT -5
You know what.. I think the slight pulling away thing Christian does in the 28.01 episode isn't something Thore wanted to do, but something tahts in tehe script. Christian feels ignored by his boyfriend (as we know through the blog and yesterdays episode). So I think Christian was feeling part "yay I just got some quality time with my hot man" and part "I wish we did more stuff together than just sex... and oh. ROB is an ASSSS"....
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Post by strawberryking on Feb 2, 2010 1:59:12 GMT -5
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Post by thunderkat on Feb 2, 2010 2:08:02 GMT -5
thank you strawberry king, i'll certainly be moving to THAT part of town! gorgeous signature of course!
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Post by husky14620 on Feb 2, 2010 23:11:35 GMT -5
And still we are on the (almost) lowest rank of countries where inhabitants are unhappy in their country I don't get that As for german speaking English at the time I was in Berlin that was very frequent. Decades before French was "in". It's crazy the number of German words that come from French Sylvain I'm not sure about that first part, but I know that most of the people I know here in the U.S. are not so much unhappy IN this country, as they are unhappy WITH this country right now. Especially those of us on the left politically. On the second point, I hope someday to get there and experience it for myself. But the German lessons I am currently taking repeatedly make the point that English is a Germanic Language, Saxony is in Germany, and many English (Anglo-Saxon) words are derived from German. The one course even talked about the specific strings of consonants that shifted and how as the languages grew apart. And even how the grammar changed. I'm even beginning to understand the tenses, but I doubt I'll ever understand moving all but one verb to the end of the sentence or clause. ;D
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Post by sylstyle on Feb 3, 2010 11:42:21 GMT -5
And still we are on the (almost) lowest rank of countries where inhabitants are unhappy in their country I don't get that As for german speaking English at the time I was in Berlin that was very frequent. Decades before French was "in". It's crazy the number of German words that come from French Sylvain I'm not sure about that first part, but I know that most of the people I know here in the U.S. are not so much unhappy IN this country, as they are unhappy WITH this country right now. Especially those of us on the left politically. On the second point, I hope someday to get there and experience it for myself. But the German lessons I am currently taking repeatedly make the point that English is a Germanic Language, Saxony is in Germany, and many English (Anglo-Saxon) words are derived from German. The one course even talked about the specific strings of consonants that shifted and how as the languages grew apart. And even how the grammar changed. I'm even beginning to understand the tenses, but I doubt I'll ever understand moving all but one verb to the end of the sentence or clause. ;D For the second part just a little advice : just think and speak like Yoda this will be easier ;D ;D ;D Sylvain
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Post by joanna on Feb 12, 2010 12:01:32 GMT -5
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Post by sylstyle on Feb 12, 2010 12:17:55 GMT -5
[/url] [/quote] Super toll ;D thank you Joanna Sylvain
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Post by chrolliforever7 on Feb 12, 2010 12:47:00 GMT -5
And now I can.... ahh my FAVORITE!!!! thanks, Joanna
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Post by silverkitsune33 on Feb 13, 2010 2:04:58 GMT -5
Sylstyle, Johnny put it so well in his reponse (as he does so often -- I adore his posts; he's sharp). Olli has BIG DREAMS and Christian cannot even fathom why anyone would want such dreams. Also, Christian's father had big dreams, and that may have made Christian suspicious of such dreams, too. Yet there is something lovely in Olli's dreams, too. I don't understand them either -- except they seem to stem from his own insecurity. (I wrote about this yesterday. There is much to explore from Olli's childhood. Why are he and Olivia so damned insecure? Why does he need to have Rob's acceptance?) But he is a dreamer. I agree with parts of this, but not all of it. I think you're right when in comes to Olli and his insecurities/childhoods. I would LOVE if one of Olli's parent's showed up so we got more of an idea of what went on. As far as Christian goes I don't think Christian can't understand why Olli would want big dreams because he also had big dreams. He didn't just want to box. He wanted to be a champion boxer to the point that he almost took drugs to enhance his performance. I know Christian at one point said that Olli was more important than his boxing career, and he would have given it up for him, (which was probably true) , but I also think giving it all up would have made him miserable. In fact it did make Christian miserable as we saw when he had to stop due to his heart issues. I think his issue with Olli's parties is linked to the type of people he expects will be there. I think he sees the party scene as being filled with superficial people. All the "Jackasses of Dusseldorf." =)
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Post by stregatta on Feb 14, 2010 20:20:22 GMT -5
And still we are on the (almost) lowest rank of countries where inhabitants are unhappy in their country I don't get that As for german speaking English at the time I was in Berlin that was very frequent. Decades before French was "in". It's crazy the number of German words that come from French Sylvain I'm not sure about that first part, but I know that most of the people I know here in the U.S. are not so much unhappy IN this country, as they are unhappy WITH this country right now. Especially those of us on the left politically. On the second point, I hope someday to get there and experience it for myself. But the German lessons I am currently taking repeatedly make the point that English is a Germanic Language, Saxony is in Germany, and many English (Anglo-Saxon) words are derived from German. The one course even talked about the specific strings of consonants that shifted and how as the languages grew apart. And even how the grammar changed. I'm even beginning to understand the tenses, but I doubt I'll ever understand moving all but one verb to the end of the sentence or clause. ;D LOL I had to study it as well...But remember that the final phonetic of English language has been deeply influenced by French invasion UK had had, back in the days It's huge the number of words & the importance it has on the previous English (at a point that 1of my professors told me it was better for me knowing French to understand the change from Old Eng. to Modern 1 )...Ciao*
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